Resources
The Residency was inspired and informed by the existing strength of the Change Design sector and leading practitioners across the world. Here are a few resources that provide examples of collaboration, learning, and related thinking.
Initiatives
Spaces & Platforms
Dark Matter Labs & Impact Hub Network
DesignMatters, ArtCenter College of Design
Jacobs Institute of Design Innovation & Blum Center for Developing Economies, University of California Berkeley
Maryland Institute College of Art - Social Design
Parsons, The New School of Art & Design - Transdisciplinary Design
The Australian Centre for Social Innovation
Articles & Books
Building the Civic Design Field in New York City - Camilla Buchanan, Mariana Amatullo, Eduardo Staszowski
Beyond Human-Centered Design, to? - Cassie Robinson
Transformation Design - Design Council
Strategic Design for Public Purpose - Dan Hill
Accelerator Labs: The Challenge of Engaging the Mothership - Giulio Quaggiotto, Alexandru Oprunenco, and Bas Leurs
10 Provocations for the next 10 years of social innovation - Indy Johar
The Fifth Discipline - Peter Senge
Emerging Practices: Designing in Complexity | Embedding Designers in Public Sector Innovation Teams - Mariana Amatullo and Jennifer Grey
Humanity at Work A Mondragon Case Study - Dr. Mary Hodgson, The Young Foundation
Problem Framing Expertise in Public and Social Innovation - Mieke van derBijl-Brouwe
Designers Evolving Role in Government - Mollie Ruskin and Jessica Teal
Before the Backlash, Let’s Redefine User Centered Design - Panthea Lee
How to Support Designers transitioning into the Social Sector - Sarah Fathallah
We recognize that this is a limited list and that there is so much more out there to celebrate. We’ve been building a much broader global list, focusing in particular on networks and voices that do this work but may not advertise it as such or promote it far beyond their community. We are actively speaking with people to learn more, so please reach out (theresidency.design@gmail.com) if you’d like to talk. We’d love to hear from you.